Howard Gardner

That won't work for my kid for this reason and that reason and this reason and that reason, which means that it's incumbent upon us who are creating and helping to support and build the day school system.

that there is at least some diversity of sort of, you know, the Howard Gardner multiple intelligences theories.

But you continue.

And I have some specific questions after, but I do want you to create your thesis.

2 Timothy 3.7 Three modern notions illustrate St. Paul's words, and each takes the name of the mind and gives it to something lesser.

Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences splits the unity of intellect into eight or more capacities, such as mathematical, kinesthetic, and musical.

The intellect exercises these abilities, but they are not the intellect itself.

Emotional intelligence, the premise of the social-emotional learning programs, inverts the order of intellect and passions.

Oh, absolutely.

You know, the, uh, entirely Howard is right.

Yeah.

Howard Gardner was right about- ... multiple intelligences

I mean, there is a kind of a bodily intelligence and natural variation there.

Some people are better at that than others, like-

And, and there's, there's actually theories.

This man named Howard Gardner has a whole theory-

Mm-hmm

... around other k- types of giftedness.

I know I'm smart.

I just need to figure out like what this all looks like." So- I came into the work of Howard Gardner, who is a Harvard professor and psychologist, and he has lectured all over the world, written a million books, and has taught a lot of people about the multiple forms of intelligence.

And it was this body of work when I was like, "Oh my God, wait a second.

There's multiple forms of intelligence and I've been living by two that society, like, measures intelligence by?" So needless to say, it changed my world.